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I'm having great fun at the moment reading through the Cassini raw images from Titan (and being struck dumb by some, I confess), and I noted that they all contain details on the filters used. I can't seem to find any information on the Cassini or CICLOPS websites; does anyone know of a reference for what bands these filters are used for photographing? -- -Andrew Gray |
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Andrew Gray wrote: I can't seem to find any information on the Cassini or CICLOPS websites; does anyone know of a reference for what bands these filters are used for photographing? The raw-image FAQ at http://saturn1.jpl.nasa.gov/faq/raw-images.cfm#q15 describes and names the filters (but omits central wavelength). How's your German? I googled to here and back and came up empty, but someone else found this, at: http://www.bernd-leitenberger.de/cassini-instrumente.html I wish the whole document was available in English. I think I'll duplicate one table here with some English keywords to help a future searcher. [Cassini filters central wavelength nm ultraviolet red green blue violet infrared polarization ISS camera wide angle narrow angle Saturn] Filter / Central Wavelength NAC [nm] / Central Wavelength WAC [nm] / Purpose UV1 / 264 / -- / Aerosole UV2 / 306 / -- / Aerosole, Breitband Farbe UV3 / 343 / -- / Aerosole, Breitband Farbe, Polarisation VIO / -- / 420 / Breitband Farbe BL2 / 441 / -- / Mittelband Farbe, Polarisation BL1 / 455 / 463 / Breitband Farbe GRN / 569 / 568 / Breitband Farbe MT1 / 619 / -- / Methanband, Vertikales Durchleuchten CB1 / 619 / -- / 2-lobed Kontinuum für MT1 CB1a / 635 / -- / - CB1b / 603 / -- / - RED / 649 / 647 / Breitband Farbe HAL / 656 / 656 / H-alpha/Blitze MT2 / 727 / 728 / Methanband, Vertikales Durchleuchten CB2 / 750 / 752 / Kontinuum für MT2 IR1 / 750 / 740 / Breitband Farbe IR2 / 861 / 852 / Breitband Farbe; Ring Absorptionsband MT3 / 889 / 890 / Methanband, Vertikales Durchleuchten Filter / NAC [nm] / WAC [nm] / Designation CB3 / 938 / 939 / Kontinuum für MT3; Sehen durch Titandunstschicht IR3 / 928 / 917 / Breitband Farbe IR4 / 1001 / 1000 / Breitband Farbe IR5 / -- / 1027 / Breitband Farbe CL1 / 651 / 634 / Weit offen, Kombination von zwei Rädern CL2 / 651 / 634 / Weit offen, Kombination von einem Rad P0 / 633 / -- / Sichtbar Polarisation, 0º P60 / 633 / -- / Sichtbar Polarisation, 60º P120 / 633 / -- / Sichtbar Polarisation, 120º IRP0 / 738 / 705 / IR Polarisation; Sehen durch Titandunstschicht IRP90 / -- / 705 / IR Polarisation; Sehen durch Titandunstschicht -- Hud Nordin Silicon Valley |
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Filter Wheel 1 CL1 Clear RED Red BL1 Blue band 1 UV2 Ultraviolet band 2 UV1 Ultraviolet band 1 IRP0 Infrared 0º polarizer P120 120º polarizer P60 60º polarizer P0 0º polarizer HAL Hydrogen Alpha IR4 Infrared band 4 IR2 Infrared band 2 Filter Wheel 2 CL2 Clear GRN Green UV3 Ultraviolet band 3 BL2 Blue band 2 MT2 Methane band 2 CB2 Continuum band 2 MT3 Methane band 3 CB3 Continuum band 3 MT1 Methane band 1 CB1 Continuum band 1 IR3 Infrared band 3 IR1 Infrared band 1 Andrew Gray wrote: I'm having great fun at the moment reading through the Cassini raw images from Titan (and being struck dumb by some, I confess), and I noted that they all contain details on the filters used. I can't seem to find any information on the Cassini or CICLOPS websites; does anyone know of a reference for what bands these filters are used for photographing? |
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